y Supervisor Okays Use
gildings for Play Activity
.Lini and weekend
r'S rtildrenV recreation
"la Thursday in a letter
"S5 Superintendent Clar
f , City Recreation Di-
'lerwrHinei said the
h would be made available
ti recreation department
they not needed for
d
Ipulations in his letter
.;,t no charge be made for
A the facilities other than
"dities janitorial and cus
J 'services: that the recrea
"Urmient would pay tor
V., ,nd damage done while
lldings are in use lor recre
Iurposes, and that the city
i, school personnel to super
, td direct the activities so
I possible.
t, cannot say how exten
Tjie schools will be used be
J the greater portion ot our
m is being spcn. .u
park and recreation areas
t city." ! January
indents kier do we know how much
Lui. Aiicht tn b used until
PJVU W4
xa recreation councils in the
( ud senior nign icnoou.
jadents will have an oppor-
to express their opinions
L types ol recreation pro
fibej desire. However, with
lit ol the schools, we will be
io organize programs from
I th social and athletic
Eaiy mentioned badminton,
(tboard, volley ball and
types of recreation which
H provided for both adults
I itudents during winter
S city recreation director also
tid Thursday that the
r plumbers now are laying
Iteditchwork for installation
atabing in the proposed com-
miinitv hllilriinv o. v:
j y " -"nexeentn
and Lawrence St playground.
Members of the Eugene plumb
ers local will "rough in" the
plumbing next Saturday, and
when that is done, the American
Legion will take responsibility for
pouring the foundation. Eugene
Camentem' lnrl ir . ...
. vi Will
erect the building, according to
V UUM J .
Form work for the Kiwanis and
Rotary-sponsored tennis courts is
underway, and concrete will be
poured next week. The Cyclone
Fence Co. will begin erecting a
fence around the two-block park
Monaay. This fence
will cost the city recreation de
partment ahnnt mnn .i.u t.
- vuvuv, aiuiuugn
most other work is voluntary.
The recreation director has
been notified that the city will
receive three bleacher units with
total capacity of 1500 from the
War Assets Administration. The
former Cams Adair hipcc .iii
cost a total of $14, and enable the
city 10 cancel half of a $2400
oraer ror oieacners.
r
)l Firemen Check
k Fire, Furnace
l to! fire in an apartment
a. it 165 Fifth Ave. W. early
miiy morning was believed
K by i defective flue, city
w.i said. The blaze occurred
t il t.m., and burned a large
n the roof of the structure,
k damage was caused by
tinted floor furnace at the
of C. Kirchoff, 171 Eigh
tt Ave. W, about 8 p.m. Wed-7-
nn Takes Permit
r $50,000 Building
'!! !t Contractors Machin-
f Co. of Eugene Thursday ob
lad a city building permit for
ration of a $50,000 shop and
Rtoust at 540 Filmore St.
Ik firm's application for ra
ti to Industrial property was
pmtd by city council in June.
I raiding permit shows the
roe will be 180 by 122 feet,
construction by Stien Broth-
iratractors.
i
k estimate of 15 million tons
nntrcial fertilizers used In
lut a new high record for the
kd States.
" (UUckmt'bmkit'
W ...mU -Urn-.
7" hr dmtrt . . . mU
mHgm, too.
I- fn sure you home-makers will
lot Surprise Berry Muffins".
s tested recipe, featuring
"writ, berries (any in sea
I and my favorite floor
risner s Blend:
'wu ana it easy.
BtRHY MUFFINS
tw "
Mis 09t)W P)d
qwckty o airy
inQrdijfitt, mixing
"cipe make, oo, aoa
mn d Flour nd make
! T0- And y the
k. - ? ' , e a card. Just
CJ0 Carole Cook, Box 2lSo,
i- '
2Sb
anrlcl WiWi
2!e Pep and Vim?
fieoufy Queen's
fe Changed
BOULDER CITY. Xev. UP,-.
They changed "Miss Boulder Dam"
to "Miss Boulder City" before she 1
could have her picture taken on
Hoover Dam.
Seems the Disabled American
Veterans, conventioning in nearby
Las Vegas, selected Peggy McCar
ty. 20, a Tacoma lovely, as "Miss
Boulder Dam."
But Bureau i,i nirlanninn of
ficials held that the term "Boulder I
i isouo since congress
changed the name officially to
"Hoover Dam."
"Boulder City" is something else
aeain hprauc th t'tWan. ....
"
.changed the name of their town.
Five New Polio Cases
Bring Year's Total to 28
PORTLAND VP) Oregon
recorded five new infantile par
alysis cases last week, the same
number as during the preceding
week, the State Board of Health
said Wednesday.
The nolin total tn fa- ttnc vpar
i is 28. compared to 43 during the
tuiiespunaing iiho penoa.
Salary Rates
Set by Order
The county court Thursday
passed an order setting new jus
tice and constable salaries, con
forming with the law passed by
the state legislature this spring.
The county officers will be taken
off their previous fee basis and
raised to a salary 20 per cent
above their previous high.
There are five justice districts
outside of Eugene in Lane Coun
ty, and four constables.
Salaries for each district were
set at: Cottage Grove justice,
$169; Florence. $138: Junction City.
$190; Springfield, $92; and Oak
ridge, $29. Salaries are monthly.
Constables' monthly salaries are:
Junction City, $10: Florence, $35;
Cottage Grove, $40; and Spring
field, $40.
Vets, Jap Girls
marrying the Japanese girls, but Register-Guard1, Eugene, Orf .,
civilians perhaps SO, who had States men
Thiire.. Ang. 21, 1947, Page 19
who served In the FEW MUNICIPAL STRIKES
HlIM fn Wp- askfd t0 " dlsehrR . V?."1 lorc" prior ,0 Decembr-i Chicago -aus-in. intemm-
nurry 10 r reo Ia, here touke occupation job, . i ... Mana.
YOKAHAMA Easer little ratner man leave tneir unental iw numoer nas Deen some- . -
Japanese girls made an eleventh- sweethearts. hat larger tlian I originally ex-,00" na computea tne IracUon of
hour rush to marry American' The most talked-about marriage P' 'a American consul total worxmg time lost through
husbands Thursday and beat the during the period was that of for-,0"'1 u- AIl Johnson. I strikes of municipal employee as
deadline for entry into the "fabu-:mer Lt. Frank White of Somerset, only .034 per cent compared with
lous" United States. Pa., to pretty Pia Kurusu, daugh- The Romans used cotton for l.S per cent for workers in private
Midnight Thursday ends the 'ter of former Ambassador Saburo tents. 'industry.
one-month period durinsr which Kurusu, who was negotiating in
the U.S. Congress lifted the ban J Washington during the attack on
on Japanese immigration to enable i r a Haroor. iney were marnea
Aug. 14.
About 550 girls are estimated to
have wed since July 22 in Yoko-I
hama to Kobe to Americans eli-
war veterans to marry and take
home girls met in this occupied
country.
In most cases. Nisei soldiers
(American-born Japanese) were gible to return them to the United
Wake up to NSnt:s...inour coffee!
EAGER BEAVER NEEDED HELP
PORTLAND, Ore., (U.R) A real
"eager beaver" has been discov
ered here. Police rescued from
drowning a beaver which was try
ing to build a dam across the quarter-mile-wide
Willamette River.
I ff44i's'i! Sod MtUow Mints with tlut IT
Vita
Smooth and thick as country cream!
- an.
PmraHS! tlws the time to can 'em
yours this week tt, MMNE
CAN NOW Before LABOR DAY or you may be TuO LATEI
Iff
,1
V
PEACHES
All Tout favorite varietii lor canning, Elbortai
and Halei and tht wlecled packs of ach to
give you the most lor your money in quality
and quantity. Get your Peacbei and can this
week SDRE! The height ol the Peach season
'Will be over alter Labor Day.
HALES
801b. Box
2.49
Maryhill
HALIS
211b. Likj
2.25
Yakima
ELBERT AS
DFttMl
30-IH Bo
2.49
Other Fresh Product Features
Seedless table Grapes lb. 12c
CELERY, Local Pascal lb. 10c
Crispy Cucumbers lb. 6c
Eggplants, just bread and fry lb. 10c
Golden Corn, local lb. 11c
PEARS
U. S. No. 1
Cannery 34-lb. box LQ
WASH. BARTLETTS 7
PRUNES
Itallcm, Washington
Fresh ond
Ripe!
IS-fc
Flat
1.29
TOMATOES
Yakima
Garden fresh
Flavor!
16-lb.
Flat
79c
Grapefruit JuicesT" or unsweetened, 46 ok. oan
19c
JAR RUBBERS "siow
Rubbers, caps and lids lor nearly every jar
5c
7e pkgT
JOt WEU1
'5000.00
"NAME IT"
CONTEST
flow J
fun
at Stttway
ENTER TODAY
Beverages
Edwards Coffee 2-lb. can 89c
Nob Hill Coffee, Mb. 38c. 2-lb. 75c
Airway Coffee, Mb. ?4c, 3-lb. $1.07
Sank Instant Coffee 2-oz. 45c
Neseafe, Instant Coffee 4-oz. 39c
Flavorade, Drink Mix 3-pkts. 10c
Cookies, Crackers
TELviT LUNCHEON 12 os.
TClVl I MEAT caa
W's 9d to fit lot cJres o bny totting doyt
IlllsfC OF TANGERINES No. 1
JUIvC Old South Brand caa
Something rottly diMttit h Hofor eW n(ntmmt
RED No. 1 A C
TAG caa 19
tVaWe tupegfW. Stock tpattkh pivee evee M yoe eeweeef torn
35
11s
APRiCOTS
Gold N' Glo Cookies, 9-oz. pkg. 1 9c
Sodas, Busy Baker 2-lb. pkg. 39c
Sodas, Snow Flakes 2-lb. pkg. 39c
Grahams, Mb. 24c. 2-lb. 47c
Tea Timer, Crackers Mb. box 29c
Rita Crackers Mb. box 29c
CANDIES
SATIN MIX
Alwayt wckomei treat
to tftsty ao colorful.
SUGAR
CANE PRICES
10 Us. 94c. Z.9S 23 llis. 2.33,
Beet Prices O
92c 2.28 8.79
Baking Needs, etc.
Cake Flour, Softasill pkg. 37c
Bisquick, Biscuit Mix. 40-oi. pkg. 45c
Pie Crust Mix, 17-ot. pkg. 32c
Cherub Milk, W $5.25
Karo Syrup. Uh'- M2-lb. gl. 19c
Vinegar, Old Mill. qt. 16c. gal. 45c
Pickling Spice, c"""f 8-oz. pkg. 29c
Pabst-ett Cheese 6'2-oi. pkg. 29c
American Cheese, M;" 2-lb. 95c
Spaghetti Dinner, -' pkg. 25c
Nu-Made Mayonnaise Pt J" c
Cocktail Sauce, Dennison, 14-oz. 25c
Potato Chips. 15c, 25c and 59c siies
Wax Paper, Mn Ck9,m 125-ft. 19c
Canned Fruits and Juices
Pie Cherries. r" No. 2 can 29c
Oregon Prunes, W N 19c
Apricot Nectar, ;'. lc
Apple Juice, S&W, qt. bottle 35c
Blended Juice, 'tW o- Sow. . 23c
Canned Foods
Hominy. " No. 2i2 can 229c
Sweet Potatoes, p'. No. vt u 5C
Chicken, Noodles, '' '- 1 3c
Deviled Ham, Libby, No. can 17c
Deviled Meat, Libby, No. 2 can 13c
Vienna Sausages, Uhht 4-oz. can 17c
Oysters, "" o'r 72-oi. can 39
I WHEATIES r
II CEREAL I
8-oz.pka. l,
un
Eastern
Skinned
HoM
or Whole
Short
Skortkt
Testderizodl
HAMS
lb. 65s
PRESERVES
Shody Oak Loganberry lb. Jar 32
Shady Oak Raspberry
or Dude Ranch Strawby.
'S 39c
GRAPE
NUTS or
FLAKES
PKG. 17c
Household Needs
Lifebuoy Soap tar 9
l-Ueltft Soee
Laundry Soap 3 bars 20c
Cryitel Wlti.
VEL;,P powdW nM. pkf. 19c
Supurb Soap 24-ol pkg.27c
Greiwletee)
Aerowax quart 49'
Speejy. 4y H tpply
Leg o! Veal Boast lb. 49e
Veal Loin Chops lb. 69'
Breast of Veal, for stew lb. 29'
Short Bibs of Beef lb. 29c
Tender Lamb Liver lb. 29'"
Ground Beef
Dally
lb. 39'
Waste-Free FRYERS
hJ?W ID. 0
Evrsctrated
Disjointed
Ready to Fry
Ost Ranch Applt Jtlly 12-ct. 19c
You get more for your money at SAFEWAY
! s iroQ For